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> Why do the rights of the local people trump the rights of people from "elsewhere"? On at least some level, I find it reasonable that the people who live in a
by TruthAndDare 10y ago
> Why do the rights of the local people trump the rights of people from "elsewhere"?
On at least some level, I find it reasonable that the people who live in a certain place decide over that place. In any case, that is rather conventional, isn't it? It's particularly clear on the level of countries, which is why I mentioned it in my comment. Only citizens or residents of a country, not the rest of the world, get to vote in elections.
> The major question is what harm is being done to the local people by the existence of 50 story buildings
That's really a matter of their personal opinion. Some of us find such buildings repulsive.
- ambrice 10y ago> That's really a matter of their personal opinion. Some of us find such buildings repulsive. I find lip piercings repulsive. I wouldn't want them made illegal. The country would be in a better place if people hadn't decided that there's a 0th amendment saying they had the right to never be offended by anything.